Letter From England on Bree trade and urban hardships
A fragmentary letter from England describes cold weather and stark scenes on the docks with barefooted women and children selling matches and trinkets. The writer details trains, travel to Leeds Conference, and a Yorkshire paper attacking free trade while criticizing British policy and economic fears.
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Taverpool
Ile Tower
Glincs
Bali
LaWed J
Gau Kogglit
Tolsewides
The Russian Ruler Funeral Procession in St Petersburg
The funeral cortege for the late Czar arrived at Nicholas Station then moved by torchlit streets to St Isaac Cathedral. A vast procession of clergy, officials, nobles, and royal family members followed the hearse as thousands watched from the route, with services marked by solemn banners, salutes, and imperial guard.
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Nicholas Station
Liperial
Russa
Newssi Prospect
Isaac Cathedral
Senate Square
Hoplish Quay
Neva
Nicholas Bridge
University Quay
House’s Square
Mettenski Bridge
Zoological Garden Street
Alexander Prospect
Sovukeroversky Bridge
St. Peter
St Peter and St Maul Cathedral
Phey
Czardulaman
Aris
Highi
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High Ino Penal
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Crvar
Greece
Wales
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Alix
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Xenia
Olga
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Mecklenburg Schwein
Reysal
Indies
Lavadia
Alexander Tit
Moscow
Catafalgar
Pallalias
St Petersburg
Welock
Cravian
Kristian of
Dennerk
Copenhagen
Storm Toll and Coastal Damage Across England
Nov 14 London reports a continuing Channel storm causing ships ashore near Dover and severe river floods. Dover pier damaged, ports communications cut, and widespread property and livestock losses noted while ships and civilians endure harsh conditions.
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Channel
Dover
Devon
Richmound
Folkestone
Botnemouth
Andrew Jensen Responds to Iscal Democratic Libel
In a public reply dated November 12, 1804 from Salt Lake City Andrew Jensen refutes a published accusation of intoxication and drunkenness. He asserts he did not visit a saloon, never drank alcohol, and details his movements on a Thursday night including meetings with Bishop Thomas A. Smith and Joseph C. Knowles, then a Scandinavian social gathering in Mendon and a return to Salt Lake City. Jensen provides precise itineraries to counter the libel and signs as S Sart Lane City.
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Tune Navin
Andrew Jensen
Iscal Democratic
Kerio Dovewnar
Bistivian
Sam
Franklin D. Richards
Logan
Mendon
Thomas A. Smith
Joseph C. Knowles
Cache Valley
Logis
Mll
J. D Pjeldsted
Alfred Swinyard
Kay
Login Island
Salt Lake City
Sart
Lane City
Cedar shingles sale and price list for quarters
Local ad notes four ear siews of red cedar shingles available at low prices. It promises low prices and good value, inviting customers to come and buy the goods promptly.
Grim warning on surrender to Chinese authorities
A fragment warns that handing over to the Chinese government in Hong Kong would spell certain death for the Lightenders. It claims evidence against individuals will face brutal chieftains and that Chinese organized cut-throats will behead without any formal trial.
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San Francisco
Big City
Orpmeen
Tsinow Belug
Britis
Hong Kong
Official Indiana vote report by district shows Republican majority
Indiana officials report election results from Indianapolis with Republican majorities by district. The Populist candidate for Secretary of State received 2021 votes, indicating a local shift while prices for butter and grain at the People's Store are noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ye Eomuty
Turkeys massacre Armenians and New York blast attempt
A late dispatch reports 2000 Armenians killed in Sasoun near Mosul during Kurdish attacks in Turkish Armenia. Bashi-Bazouks and Agamenian villages suffer, with about 1000 wounded and missing. Separately New York notes an attempted fifth floor tenement bombing at 485 East Eleventh Street, gas line cut and a blast caused panic but no injuries.
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Tiondoy Maily
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Sassoun
Mooshi
Armenia
Varad Uhat
Bashi-Bazoules
Rihyl Agamenian
New York
East Eleventh Street
Ona Ie
Public highway project bids opened in Cache County Utah
Building and grading a public highway over the divide through Petersboro hollow with stone culvert at Poulsen's place. Bids received at the Probate Judge office, Cache County Court House, Utah, before the ninth day of November. Bids will be opened and considered. Judge N. W. Crooks reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Petersboro Hollow
Poulsen
Conmnty Court House
Cache County
Utah
Saul
W. Crooks
Utah's Finest Musical Goods Market in Logan
The text describes a Utah based musical goods house in Logan, praised for reliability and quality instruments. It mentions violin, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and draws as offerings. It also notes a parental push to encourage children in music and values parents’ contributions at $25. The fragment emphasizes community trust and local shop strength.
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Utah
Blarris Bros
Logan
The Reason Why From A Local Idaho Paper
A garbled excerpt from a local Idaho item discusses a Lake trade dispute and a merchant seeking home trade. The oddly phrased speech hints at a misdirected request for a local paper and commerce guidance. The piece emphasizes local merchants courting residents through home publications.
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Idaho
Lake
Ineal Denler
Lee Gon
Poostella
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